African Activist Archive

Contents: Letter from the Editor • Fall Actions Called For in TIAA-CREF Campaign • TIAA-CREF Divestment News • Our Political Role Today: Problems and Prospects. A Speech by Mahmood Mamdani upon his return to Uganda • Captured South African Commando Reveals Mission and Tactics in Angola and elsewhere • The Wolf at the Door? A Letter from Gaborone • Black Man in a White Court • ACAS PANELS a the AFRICA STUDIES ASSOCIATION Madison, 1986 • King Solomon's Mines Revisited • Boycott Shell Campaign • Report on the Workshop on the Crisis in Southern African Agriculture • The newsletter includes a report U.S. INVESTIGATING 'STINGERS' IN LIBYA. The newsletter includes material from the Foreign Broadcast Information Service from Luanda Radio. The newsletter includes a report on a workshop jointly sponsored by Association of Concerned African Scholars, Brandeis University African and Afro-American Studies and Clark University International Development Programs at Brandeis University. The newsletter discusses the American Committee on Africa (ACOA), James Breeden, the Sullivan Principles, Nelson Mandela, Alan Boesak, Beyers Naude, Desmond Tutu, economic sanctions, the Obote regime, the Musveni government, Makerere University, Wynand Petrus, the South African Special Forces, FALPA, the Cabinda Gulf, Pinto Joao, the MPLA Department of Information and Propaganda, the Cassinga refugee camp, the Reagan administration, Operation Prothea, the South African Army, the apartheid regime, the Cabinda Gulf Oil Company, the South African Ministry of Defense, SWAPO, ANC (African National Congress), SADF (South African Defence Force), Saldanha Bay, Operation Askari, Stinger missiles, the Solidarity News Service (SNS), the Botswana Defense Force (BDF), Major General Mompati Merafhe, Neil van Heerden, Nelson Mandela, Moeketsi Bodibe, the Free South Africa Movement, Chris Root, Jennifer Davis, Jean Sindab, Willard Johnson, Ntalja Nzongola, Carol Thompson, Berket Habte Selassie, Goran Hyden, Betsy Schmidt, Bill Minter, United Mine Workers of America, the AFL-CIO, the World Council of Churches, the NAACP, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Royal Dutch/Shell, apartheid, bantustans, the IMF (International Monetary Fund), the World Bank, drought, and the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC).

African Activist Archive

ACAS NEWSLETTER

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